Increased Congestion Carge petition

By zephyr
February 23, 2008 in The Lounge

https://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/topic/2707-increased-congestion-carge-petition/

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Posted July 12, 2008

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Posted July 12, 2008

Oi! that was my reply!;-)

Not sure Mrs Zephyr would be very happy on shanks' pony either (walking).

Not sure I have argued in favour of 4x4s just my own car. I do not believe that they are a necessity in London. My VW Sharan is not a 4x4, it is a people carrier that is needed to take my family (including my 16 and 14 year old boys and even Mrs Zephyr) to places as a family. It had 7 seats in total which is hand as we have been know to transport my mother-in-law also so that she does not have to take her car to where ever we were going. I figured it might be responsible to do that. On a number of occasions a larger car such as mine has been used instead of an extra car with friends also.

A smaller car my also make it difficult when we go to the Vendee as a family in August.

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